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A large vessel having a very small circular hole of diameter 1 mm at the bottom is filled with water. Up to what maximum height (in cm) water can be filled in the vessel so that there is no leakage? `["surface tension of water "=7.5xx10^(-2)Nm^(-1) and g=10ms^(-2)]`

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